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CONTENTS OF APRIL NUMBER 



Our Inland Waterways. Dr. W J MgGee. 



Accidental Resemblances among Animals— A Chap- 

 ter in Unnatural History. Professor Bashford 

 Dean. 



The History of Science — an Interpretation. Pro- 

 fessor C. R. Mann. 



Physics. Professor Ernest Fox Nichols. 



The Respiration of an Inland Lake. Professor E. 

 A. Birge. 



The Utilization of Auxiliary Entomophagous Insects 

 in the Struggle against Insects Injurious to Agri- 

 culture. Professor Paul Marchal. 



The Children's Museum as an Educator. Anna Bil- 

 lings Gallup. 



The Progress of Science : 



The Carnegie Institution of Washington ; Sir 

 Richard Strachey. The Popularization of Science ; 

 Scientific Items. 



CONTENTS OF MAY NUMBER 



Some New View Points in Nutrition. Professor 

 Russell H. Chittenden. 



The Utilization of Auxiliary Entomophagous Insects 

 in the Struggle against Insects Injurious to Agri- 

 culture. Professor Paul Marchal. 



Of the Soil of the Earth. Spencer Trotter. 



The Conservation of the Great Marine Vertebrates:— 

 Imminent Destruction of the Wealth of the Seas. 

 Dr. G. R. Wieland. 



The Whiter Pittsburgh. John F. Cargill. 



The Education of the Colored Race is the Duty of the 

 Nation. Professor Harris Hancock. 



Should Psychology Supervise Testimony? Fabrian 

 Franklin. 



The Progress of Science : 



The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement 

 of Teaching and the State Universities ; The 

 Vegetation of the Salton Sea ; John Samuel Bud- 

 gett ; Scientific Items. 



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